Loved it. Very nice clean rooms with everything you need…read more Good bar, excellent food. The best nights sleep I've had in ages, although the beer may have helped. Four pillows AND seven cushions on the bed may have been overkill, though.

Can't comment on the rooms I've never stayed there but if you are in the area and want a really…read moresuperb meal try it Recommend booking as the Laplace is always busy and if you like steak the fillet mignon is to die for if I had a photo your mouth would be watering

O'Gradys is situated just along from the Clock on Queen St and has recently been extended to…read moreinclude a smaller, more intimate bar. The decor is along the Irish Bar theme but very tasteful and the whole place has a fabulous atmosphere at any time of the day or night. O'Gradys restaurant is to die for! Their Sunday lunches are divine and only £7.95 for three courses. Delicious home-cooked Yorkshire puds with a choice of three meats and plenty of fresh vegetables. This can be served in the bar at any time but the restaurant is much nicer - you need to book though. O'Gradys has some great live music and it's worth keeping an eye out for when bands are playing there. It does get quite packed though so go early and get a seat. Drinks are competitively priced and the bar staff are very helpfuland friendly.

excellent food and entertainment at this irish themed pub in the coastal town of redcar , great…read morevalue for money too ..

My wife and I stayed at The Spa Hotel for two nights in September 2024. We booked up well in…read moreadvance directly through the hotel website and the online booking experience was faultless. We chose the Attic Sea View Room and, despite the extra stairs to contend with, it was a great choice. The ocean view from our room was just so lovely. The hotel even provides a set of binoculars to gaze out at the magnificent vista (and people watching too). The hotel is really well maintained and overall is classy and stylish without being pompous. The room was large and comfortable, with a huge bed and plenty of pillows, and a large couch. The bathroom was modern and spacious and well equipped. There were plenty of plugs to keep devices and whatnot plugged in. The only problem we experienced with our stay was the heating did not work. We mentioned it to the front desk but the service technician had left and we never had it working during our short stay. The hotel was flexible and adaptable enough to provide an electric fan heater that was more than adequate. Overall the hotel staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. One of the hugest benefits of staying at The Spa Hotel was the number of onsite amenities. The table service restaurant, the pizza bar, the vast cocktail bar, and the Amber Rooms. We were able to get my wife a short notice massage at the latter and she absolutely thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The dining room is right at the front of the hotel with more of those magnificent views. The food and wine we had on our first night was really good, and we were very grateful we did not have to venture out to find food after a long day winding around the narrow North York Moors roads. However, the piece d'resistance was without argument the pizza. We ate at the pizza bar on our second night and even though it felt like an age for our order to arrive (we were starving) it was more than worth it. This was THE BEST pizza either of us had anywhere. So fresh and tasty. The appetisers were great too (although I forgot what we had now). Its a long-arse way to go for pizza but I cant wait to get back up there. One note, parking is pretty tough. We didnt have issue finding a spot any time, but I did overhear a couple of complaints. And the spots I did find were REALLY tight for even a compact SUV. Anything larger you'd be SOL. A small car would be ideal. With all the other amenities attracting visitors to the facility there simply isn't enough space for everyone. I do think hotel guests should get priority over spa or restaurant guests. There is plenty of parking up on the esplanade, but that is a moderately steep walk uphill. Not great for everyone, so just be aware of that. Overall we were really happy with our choice to stay at The Spa. It's a wonderful location and an impeccable vacation experience. Very highly recommended.

Good honest pub grub at a reasonable price. Accommodation is clean and good value for money. The…read morething that really makes this place is the landlady Doreen who make The Royal Oak a home from home.

Royal Oak very friendly atmosphere great food and beer,been in 4days in a row ,well worth a visitread more

I stayed at The Cliffemount Hotel for 5 nights as part of a business trip. We were a group of 18 so…read morewe took up nearly the entire hotel (or at least if there was anyone else staying I was not aware of them). The hotel itself was very charming, situated on the cliff above Runswick Bay. The staff was always polite and very accommodating of our large group. I'm not sure if we had a group rate or not, but the rate for us was very reasonable. My standard room consisted of one double bed (very comfortable I might add), a free-standing wardrobe, tea/coffee and cookies, and a flat-screen tv. The en-suite bathroom was tiny but I'm fairly minimalist so I was able to make it work. I always had hot water and the water-pressure was good. Our meals were group meals so I can't speak much to individual service, however our group was always received good service. The menu varied from day to day. I'm a picky eater so I did not sample all of the variety, and tended to stay with the beef selection for dinner. While not cooked like I'm used to, the food was always of good quality albeit a bit bland for my taste. No one in our group ever left an empty plate. The soups were apparently quite a hit. One thing the brits do really well are chips - oh how I wish I could get 'fries' this good in the states. For breakfast i always had the continental breakfast which consisted of cereals, yogurts, and pastries. There is also a fully-stocked bar on the first floor. Three things to note: there is no elevator and the stairs are steep (not surprising for a rural hotel), they don't take AMEX, and the free wireless internet was very spotty. Some rooms were not able to get signal at all. Overall, this is a charming coastal hotel situated in a beautiful part of England. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone staying in this area of Yorkshire.

Nice hotel with a view of the Hartlepool marina and Royal Navy Museum. Just a 4 min walk from the…read moretrain station and downtown. Rooms have a comfy bed. TV. Hot water pot. Showers have a nice bathtub. Internet is free and you can upgrade to higher speed. Ironing board and iron available at the front desk. Get the breakfast and you won't be disappointed.

I am a big fan of Premier Inns and would rather book one of these than even a 5* hotel I have not…read morestayed before, for the simple reason is you always know things are always right and to a good standard in a Premier. The only thing with Premiers is that they seem to be in two standards thou they are all 4*. Thou both of the standards are good and like I said I am always happy staying here, the difference is that the better standard is a more recently modernised room than the slightly lower standard. The Hartlepool Marina Premier is the slightly lower standard. The views from this hotel are spectacular as it is based right on the marina with the boats sat on both sides to the hotel. Location is only 5minutes walk from Church Street what is the start of town where you can find restaurants, pubs and clubs. I would stay here again.

The Duke Of Wellington can be found in the Yorkshire moors, it is the ideal place for walkers. It…read moredates back to 1765 so has an atmosphere to it and not just a house turned B&B. It is named due to the plaque which sits pride of place over the open fireplace. There are several bedrooms, all of which enjoy amazing views of the Danby Dales and its moorlands. A fabulous full english is included in with the price with singles from £35.

I love this place. I've stayed at the Duke of Wellington three times now and none of the visits…read morehave been long enough. The Duke is in a glorious location on the north Yorkshire moors - about 13 miles from Whitby. The rooms are bright, clean and comfortable with views overlooking Danby Dale. The food is excellent. The menu is not that extensive, but what is on it is delicious. After a hearty meal, there is nothing we like better than taking in an evening stroll around the Dale. I can throughly recommend staying here. Room tariffs are also very reasonable with a top notch full English included in the price. Grant Douglas (the owner) and his staff always provide excellent customer service. If you stay here, you will also have the added bonus of hanging out with some off the most comical sheep in all of Yorkshire!

This review is purely based on the appearance, exterior and location of this hotel in the little…read morefishing town of Whitby. The town in beautiful, the beach, the history and the many shops and eateries. On the other hand the parking in Whitby is IMPOSSIBLE. Bagdale Hall is located in the center of this beautiful little town. So if I ever want to come here again Bagdale Hall will be on our shortlist! Park and enjoy.....

I stayed here October 08 for a short break, we booked what was advertised as their honeymoon suite,…read morewhat a huge room and an equally huge bed along with leather chesterfield suite. great accommodation and only a short walk into town. There restaurant is open to the public a varied and appetising a la'carte menu, the fillet en'croute is just mouth watering all washed down with a fine selection of good wines.